Euro price in Guatemala today: closing rate of September 17

On September 17, currency markets in Guatemala and Canada experienced notable shifts in the valuation of the euro and the U.S. dollar against local currencies. In Guatemala, the euro closed at 8.76 quetzales, marking a 2.62% increase from the previous 8.54 quetzales, while the U.S. dollar rose by 3.11% to reach 7.63 quetzales. These figures reflect a broader upward trend for both currencies within the Guatemalan market.

In contrast, the Canadian market remained relatively stable during the same period. The euro held steady at 1.6 Canadian dollars, showing minimal variation, while the U.S. dollar maintained its previous closing rate of 1.4 Canadian dollars. Meanwhile, in Mexico, the euro saw a slight decline of 0.49%, closing at 19.69 pesos.